2016 University of South Florida Accounting Circle CPE Conference

May 26-27, 2016

4202 E. Fowler Ave. BSN3403 Tampa, FL 33620

2016 USF Accounting Circle Conference Speakers

Valerie Boissou is an Advisory Partner from KPMG France currently seconded to the Department of Professional Practice (DPP) of KPMG LLP. Within DPP, Valerie is a member of the Accounting Group. As such, she supports engagement teams on technical and practice issues and is an active speaker on IFRS and US GAAP for clients and KPMG. Valerie also serves in the Revenue Recognition Topic Team where she is engaged on various publications, educational programs, conferences etc. related to the new standard. In her former role, Valerie led Technical Accounting Advisory activities and Training Services for KPMG France. She assisted large industrial, retail, and consumer companies as well as financial institutions in their implementation and monitoring of IFRS. She conducted pre/post deal projects usually involving a deep technical expertise in the area of GAAP, accounting, tax and regulatory. Valerie has 19 years of experience in accounting, financial reporting and auditing and is licensed as a French CPA.

Mike is a CPA and a 1985 graduate of USF. He worked for KPMG for 8 years where his primary clients were governmental agencies and not-for-profit organizations. Mike left public accounting in 1993 and has been at Publix for 22 years. During that time he has been responsible for the Company’s internal and external financial reporting and preparing the Company’s filings with the SEC. In 2001, Mike led the implementation of SAP for financial transactions and after successful conversion of the legacy financial systems to SAP in 2002, he assisted with the conversion of the HR and payroll systems in 2004. Mike’s current responsibilities include financial support of the IT Department, Asset Accounting, IT Procurement and financial analysis for corporate departments that support Publix’ store operations. Mike is also a member of the IT and Financial Internal Control Assessment Teams and the Disclosure Assessment Team. Mike also is a frequent guest lecturer for Dr. Murthy discussing the various ways Publix has implemented SAP throughout its organization. In his spare time Mike studies martial arts and is a member of the Barbershop Harmony Society where he performs with the Sentimental Journeymen a Barbershop style chorus out of Winter Haven, Florida.

Mike Booher, CPA Publix Super Markets, Inc. Director of Finance & IT Support

Valerie Boissou KPMG LLP Department of Professional Practice

Jeff Burgess Grant Thornton LLP National Managing Partner Audit Services

Jeff Burgess is the national managing partner of Audit Services for Grant Thornton LLP. Grant Thornton LLP is the US member firm of Grant Thornton International Ltd, one of the world’s leading organizations of independent audit, tax and advisory firms. Previously, he served as the national managing partner of Professional Standards and Partnership Board member. Earlier, he was partner-in-charge of the firm’s National Professional Practice Director Group and the National Professional Practice director for the Southeast region. Burgess is a member of the firm’s Senior Leadership Team, and has extensive experience in numerous financial consulting projects, including Sarbanes-Oxley Section 404 compliance, acquisition and disposition due diligence, and process mapping and improvement projects. He has participated in operational and productivity improvement projects; deduction and chargeback process improvement projects; preparation of financial forecasts and projections; and numerous regulatory filings, including debt offerings and initial public offerings. He received a bachelor’s degree in business administration with a concentration in accounting from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Yong-Gon Chon Cyber Risk Management, LLC Chief Executive Officer

Mr. Chon has more than 20 years of experience building and leading global security and risk management teams. As Cyber Risk Management's CEO and Board Member, Mr. Chon is responsible for all aspects of business growth and execution for one of the largest pure play cyber services companies. He currently leads a team of over 300 cyber risk experts in 17 offices across the US while growing through organic means and strategic acquisitions. Mr. Chon actively works with private equity & venture capital investment communities and advises on strategic investments in security and technology companies. In 2015, he was presented the Business Ambassador Medal by Governor Rick Scott for fueling job creation and economic growth in the State of Florida, the headquarters of Cyber Risk Management. Mr. Chon was previously responsible for leading the strategy and direction for the cyber security division of Kratos Defense and Security Solutions after the successful acquisition of SecureInfo Corporation where he served as Chief Technology Officer. Mr. Chon has held senior leadership positions across numerous cyber security organizations including: Cybertrust, iDefense, MCI, and SRA International executing professional services for Fortune 1000 and Government clients. Mr. Chon holds a BS. in Management from The George Washington University where he has served as an adjunct professor. Mr. Chon is a published author and frequent speaker at industry events, TV and radio including ABC, FOX, MSNBC, CNN and Federal News Radio.

Ramon specializes in providing forensic investigative services and damages and lost profit calculations. Ramon has investigated allegations stemming from suspected FCPA violations, management fraud, and financial statement misrepresentation in the manufacturing, financial services, transportation, healthcare, consumer goods industries and many others. He has also served and testified as an expert witness in a deposition and jury trial in a matter involving a business partnership dissolution in the State of Florida Ramon has experience in assisting financial services clients during the acquisition of foreign entities, in detecting and deterring elaborate money-laundering schemes at the target entities internationally. Having been a former financial statement auditor, Ramon has also assisted in the defense of public accounting firms involved in accounting malpractice suits. Ramon earned a BS. in Accounting from Florida International University. He is a Certified Public Accountant in the State of Georgia and is certified in Financial Forensics. He is a member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants. He was the co-author of Punitive Damages: the Role of the Expert Witness, published in the South Florida Legal Guide – 2009.

Ramon (Ray) de Legorburu Ernst & Young, LLP Senior Manager, Fraud Investigation and Dispute Services

Buddy Coley CBIZ Security & Advisory Services, LLC Manager

Buddy is a National Manager of CBIZ Security & Advisory Services, a PCI Security Standards Council (SSC) certified QSA company, and has served as an Engagement Manager on multiple Level 1 PCI engagements. He is responsible for PCI auditing, audit management, consultation, mentoring, and PCI educational programs to merchants and service providers ranging from Level 1 to Level 4. Buddy’s industry experience includes retail, finance, health/medical, law enforcement, municipal government and hospitality/entertainment. Prior to joining CBIZ, Buddy spent 9 years as the CEO and Managing Partner of the QSA Company, Compliance and Audit Group; His responsibilities included SOX and HIPAA engagements as well as PCI-DSS assessments. Significant PCI engagements included the Florida City Government, Florida State Hospital Association, Florida State Sheriff’s Department and New York Highway Toll Authority (NY State Thruway is the fifth busiest toll road in the United States). Buddy began his career with EDS in Technical Support as a Technical Analyst leading outsource management teams. His expertise grew as the Director of Security at AgFirst Farm Credit Bank, Director of Telecommunications with the SABRE Group (a division of Federated Department Stores) and Corporate Point of Sales (POS) Manager with the Zales Corporation.

Prior to founding Seabridge Wealth Management in 2011, Matt spent over 25 years on Wall Street in the securities and asset management business. Working in various trading, sales and executive roles, he ultimately was Managing Director and head of Bank of America’s $38 billion asset management division for Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia and Latin America.

Matt has considerable global asset management experience having lived and worked in the financial district of London and conducting business in over 45 countries. In addition to US retirement plans, high net-worth individuals, foundations, and state & local governments, he has worked with some of the world's largest and most sophisticated corporations, sovereign wealth funds and foreign central banks.

Matt earned both his BA. and his MBA in Finance from Florida State University. He currently holds a Series 65 license as an Investment Advisory Representative and is the former holder of the Series 7, 24 & 63 licenses. He is a member of the Board of Directors for Junior Achievement Tampa Bay.

Matt DiGennaro Seabridge Wealth Management, LLC Founder and CEO

Avani Desai is a Principal and the Executive Vice President at Schellman. Avani has more than 10 years of experience in IT attestation, risk management, compliance and privacy. Avani’s primary focus is on emerging healthcare issues and privacy concerns for organizations.

Born in Cincinnati and raised in Orlando, Avani earned her degree from the University of Florida. Soon after completing college, she headed to Charlotte, N.C., where she began her career working for one of the Big Four accounting firms – KPMG; however, nine months later, she transferred to Tampa Bay, where KPMG was building an IT attestation practice.

In 2012, Avani took over the position of Executive Vice President of Schellman & Company, Inc. Since joining them, Avani has led and delivered over 300 IT Attestation reports and recently has been focusing on emerging IT trends and the risks associated with business effectiveness and compliance standards. Avani focuses on IT risk management, social media, cloud computing, virtualization, and enterprise wide privacy.

Avani Desai Schellman & Company, Inc. Principal and Executive Vice President

Lisa Milici Gaynor, PhD USF Lynn Pippenger School of Accountancy Associate Professor

Dave Enick, CPA CBIZ MHM, LLC Managing Director

Dave is a Managing Director/Shareholder in the Assurance Group of CBIZ MHM, Tampa Bay and Mayer Hoffman McCann P.C. Dave also leads the Transaction Advisory Practice, which is focused on middle market M&A activity. Prior to joining the practice, he spent five years in public accounting with Deloitte in Tampa and EY in Atlanta.

From a transaction advisory / M&A perspective, Dave’s focus is on advising private equity groups and their portfolio companies, SEC registrants and closely held businesses related to quality of earnings, acquisition due diligence, transaction structure, and post-acquisition integration.

From a traditional assurance perspective, Dave’s focus is on providing audit, review, purchase accounting and business advisory services to private equity groups and their portfolio companies, SEC registrants and closely held businesses. Dave received IFRS certification from the AICPA and he advises clients on matters related to IFRS conversion and ongoing IFRS reporting.

An associate professor in the Lynn Pippenger School of Accountancy, Lisa Gaynor's primary teaching responsibilities are in the areas of auditing and financial accounting. She currently teaches intermediate financial accounting at the undergraduate level, the integrative (capstone) seminar in the master's program, and the auditing seminar in the doctoral program.

Her general research interests are in the broad areas of financial statement auditing and corporate governance. More specifically, her research examines how individuals' (e.g., investors', auditors', or audit committee members') judgments and behavior may be affected by rules and regulations related to independence, fraud, fair values, and disclosures. Academic journals such as The Accounting Review, Accounting Organizations & Society, Auditing: A Journal of Practice and Theory, Accounting Horizons, and Issues in Accounting Education have published her work.

Gaynor earned her PhD from the University of Texas – Austin, an MBA from the University of Miami, and a BS from the University of Florida. A Certified Public Accountant, Gaynor taught at Georgetown University and Florida State University prior to joining USF in 2006. Prior to entering academia, she served in roles such as controller, director of finance, auditor, and tax accountant for both public and private industries.

For the past 11 years, Erik Hansen has been a Director at The Walt Disney Company (TWDC) overseeing Financial Systems and Corporate Tax IT in Orlando, Florida. Erik is responsible for the following accounting solutions for the Parks and Resorts Segment and Enterprise: SAP Consolidations, SAP Projects, SAP Reporting, and Forecast and Plan. Prior to TWDC, Erik worked for General Electric (Accounting and Audit), Lockheed Martin (IT Audit) and Ernst & Young LLP. At Ernst & Young LLP, Erik worked as a Senior Manager in its National Tax Data Management practice for 8 years. Erik also participated in over 15 major SAP implementations with Ernst & Young LLP, and is certified in both SAP FI/CO and SAP BI and has over 25 years of experience in Tax and Accounting System IT data management. Erik holds his MBA from the University of Florida and BS Finance Degree from the University of South Florida. Erik is originally from Ft. Lauderdale, FL and currently resides in Winter Garden, FL with his wife and two children. He is also the President of the USF Alumni Association, Orlando Chapter.

Bruno is a Director with PwC's Cybersecurity and Privacy practice based in Atlanta, Georgia. With over nineteen years of experience, both nationally and internationally in information security, IT risk management, and IT transformation, Bruno helps Fortune 500 and government clients navigate and address cybersecurity, IT and governance risks resulting in improved business performance and value. Bruno has co-authored thought leadership and helped organizations implement and assess against various security, regulatory and compliance frameworks, including ISO27001/2, COBIT, NIST, PCI, and HIPAA. In addition, Bruno has significant experience in the supervision of large scale IT initiatives, and advisory oversight of technology integration engagements. Prior to joining PwC, Bruno served in EY's Risk practice as an IT risk and information security advisor and competency leader. He has a BS in Business Computer Systems from Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois. Bruno is an active member of the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), Technology Association of Georgia (TAG), Information Systems Security Certification Consortium, Inc., (ISC) ², InfraGard, International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA), and former President and founder of the Information Systems Security Association (ISSA) Puerto Rico chapter. Bruno is a frequent speaker at ISACA, TAG and IIA.

Bruno E. Haring, CISSP, CRISC, CISA, CIPT PricewaterhouseCoopers LLC Director

Erik Hansen, Jr. Walt Disney Parks and Resorts U.S., Inc. Director- Financial Systems

John R. Lambert KPMG LLP Partner

Carrie Kerskie Identity Fraud Institute, Hodges University Director

Carrie Kerskie is a highly sought-after national speaker, trainer, author and consultant on the topics of identity theft, fraud and data privacy. She appears regularly on various news programs, including WINK News, as an identity theft and data privacy expert. She is the author of the book, Your Public Identity; Because Nothing is Private Anymore and a contributing writer for Agingcare.com and Naples Daily News.

In 2014, Congressman Diaz-Balart lauded Carrie with a Congressional Record for her work on identity theft.

Carrie is the President of the Kerskie Group, Inc., which specializes in identity theft restoration, investigation and risk reduction services. Additional services include data privacy consulting, risk assessments and employee training for small businesses.

In May of 2015, Carrie joined Hodges University as the Director of the new Identity Fraud Institute at Hodges University. The Institute offers identity theft and data privacy certificate programs, corporate training and professional development. The Institute also offers identity theft victim assistance and consumer education.

John has more than 22 years of public accounting experience serving both public and private clients in a variety of industries including consumer markets, real estate, and technology companies. He is currently the lead audit engagement partner for Stein Mart and Claire’s Stores, and recently served Burger King and The Home Depot. He is an SEC Reviewing Partner for other public companies including Hibbett Sports, Destination Maternity, Hooker Furniture, Denny’s, and Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse.

John served a three year rotation in KPMG’s Department of Professional Practice in New York City. John spent most of his time researching and consulting on technical inquiries related to accounting and SEC matters from KPMG engagement teams in operating offices. Areas of emphasis included: SEC filing matters, revenue recognition, consolidations, income taxes, business combinations, joint ventures, leasing, segments, impairments, restructurings, foreign currency, real estate accounting and IFRS.

John serves on many audit engagements as the IFRS Reviewing Partner, which is KPMG’s quality review of the application of IFRS. In this capacity, he has worked with several first time adopters of IFRS and companies that prepare stand-alone financial statements in accordance with IFRS as issued by the IASB.

Greg Miller is a Principal at Schellman & Company (formally BrightLine CPAs) and has over 20 years of combined audit experience in both public accounting and private industry. Greg’s experience includes providing audit and consulting services to companies in the financial services, banking, healthcare, insurance, software and technology environments including SOC 1, SOC 2, NIST, HITRUST, HIPAA/HITECH, data privacy, information and cloud security. Greg’s certifications include CPA, CISA, CIA, PCI-QSA, ISO lead auditor, CCSK, HITRUST practitioner, as well as serving various executive positions including President for the Tampa Institute of Internal Auditors chapter. Prior to joining Schellman, Greg was assistant vice president of internal audit at Equifax and responsible for global audit activities. Greg also worked for Arthur Andersen and BDO Seidman early in his career.

Greg Miller Schellman & Company Principal

Fausto Pombar Citi Director of Risk and Control for Finance and Risk Operations

Fausto Pombar is an accomplished and experienced professional in accounting, audit, and financial planning and analysis. His broad competencies include Reporting, Internal Control, Analysis and Accounting, with a strong working knowledge of controllership deliverables, valued customer service skills and the ability to organize, train, and lead staff members in large, complex organizations. Fausto’s different roles in Citi include internal audit, FP&A, and Controller for LATAM, and Fraud Analyst. Some of his other roles outside of Citi include consulting for activity based costing, rolling out Essbase cubes and serving as the Head of Finance for a Latin America subsidiary for Standard Chartered Bank. These positions provided the strong foundations necessary for auditing, accounting concepts and strategic leadership that he utilizes in Citi Shared Services Financial Risk Operations (CSS FRO). Currently, Fausto is the Global Risk and Control Director at CSS FRO. He manages the controls risk management programs covering process controls, continuity of business, risk assessments and control initiatives. In addition, his department is responsible for the governance and oversight of internal/external audits, and regulatory engagements that impact the organization of four regional teams and one global team.

For over 30 years, Brian has been advising the world’s largest firms on strategy, change, process and technology initiatives. He assisted over 100 of the Fortune 500 on financial & human resources software selections and continues to advise a wide array of high technology firms globally. Brian was a senior partner at Accenture with leadership roles in their Software Intelligence, Human Capital and Finance & Performance Management groups. He also led global finance & HR shared services projects for companies like Novartis, Tenneco, BOC (British Oxygen Corp.) and others. He was a quality assurance partner on large PeopleSoft projects globally. And, he’s led dozens of ERP software selections at companies like McDonnell Douglas, Alcoa and Boise Cascade. Recently, Brian led a global payroll shared services project for a major home products firm and an ERP selection for a major Chicago firm in the transportation asset management field. Brian is a frequent guest lecturer at major university MBA programs including Harvard Graduate School, Wharton School of Business and Arizona State University. Brian has a Business Bachelor of Arts, Marketing, University of Texas at Austin and a Masters of Business Administration, Finance, University of Texas at Austin.

Brian Sommer Vital Analysis President

A Certified Public Accountant with more than 30 years of experience, Ray is currently Cherry Bekaert’s Technical Director of A&A Professional Practices. In that role, he is responsible for overseeing the technical and quality control of the Firm’s assurance services practice and providing guidance to engagement teams on complex issues. Ray also served for six years on the Firm’s Executive Board. Ray has previously served as a member of the AICPA’s Technical Issues Committee, a group that reviews and provides comments on proposed changes to accounting, auditing and ethics standards. Ray’s current client base is comprised of several SEC clients and a large construction contractor. In addition to serving his SEC clients, he is heavily involved in ensuring the quality of the Firm’s overall SEC practice and direction. He serves as the primary interface between the Firm and the PCAOB. Prior to joining Cherry Bekaert, Ray spent twelve years with a Big Four firm where he served as an engagement manager on a number of employee benefits, healthcare, SEC, and utility clients. He also spent two years as a controller for a dyestuff manufacturer, where he was responsible for overseeing all financial areas of the company including benefit plan administration. As a result, Ray brings a unique blend of audit and practical experience to clients in several different industries.

Ray Quintin, CPA Cherry Bekaert LLP Technical Director, Professional Practices

Sri Sridharan Florida Center for Cybersecurity at the University of South FloridaManaging Director and Chief Operating Officer

Sri Sridharan serves as the Managing Director and Chief Operating Officer for the Florida Center for Cybersecurity (FC2). He leads the entire cybersecurity initiative at the center, developing projects and establishing relationships between industry experts and educational leaders. Sri’s leadership role includes developing professional relationships between Tampa Bay area industry leaders and leading highly qualified faculty to create a collaborative effort in the cybersecurity industry. Prior to joining the center, Sri led both established and start-up companies, holding top management positions and transitioning them through phases spanning proof-of-concept to acquisition. Over the last 38 years, his areas of professional focus have included:

• Technology-based availability solutions forcomplex business challenges

• Solutions for service-quality intelligence on ITperformance against business objectives

• Solutions for wireless mobility/businessprocess integration

• Leading an application service provider witheight international data centers and 64,000users

• Custom applications for global procurementand distribution management

• Managing both hosted and in-house hospitalinformation systems

Sri has three Master's degrees in Computer science, Mathematics and Applied Mathematics.

Vanessa C. Varona Ernst & Young LLP Manager, Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (FIDS)

Vanessa Varona is a Manager in Ernst & Young’s Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (FIDS) practice. She has worked on engagements in the United States, Caribbean, and Latin America. She has experience in providing forensic investigative services, FCPA and risk compliance assessments, and dispute related services. Vanessa has assisted in investigation of fraudulent customs reporting, investment management fraud, and rogue trading. Some highlights of her career include playing an instrumental role in performing a two month, multi-country investigation of fraudulent financial activities for a cell phone distributor, investigation of unauthorized trading within a Fortune 500 energy company, and assisting in the preparation of a financial damages model to quantify lost profits and damages suffered by a prominent restaurant owner calculated at $20 million in economic damages. Vanessa received a BBA in accounting from the University of Miami and an MBA from Florida International University. She is a Certified Public Accountant and she is fluent in Spanish.

Karen Wiltsie Deloitte & Touche LLP Audit Partner

Rocky D. Bull MascotUniversity of South Florida

Shortly after the university's inception in 1956, a contest was held that would determine the university's mascot. In the election, five finalists were selected: the Buccaneer, the Golden Brahman, the Olympian, the Cougar, and the Golden Eagle. The Buccaneer, which received the most votes, was originally not adopted because it was believed that a junior college in Pensacola had the same mascot. The Golden Brahman, which had lost to the Buccaneer by only three votes, was chosen instead. Students reasoned that, since Florida was a cattle-raising state like Texas, USF needed a mascot comparable to the Texas Longhorns mascot. So finally, on November 17, 1962, Rocky the Bull was unveiled as the USF mascot. The USF athletics teams were known as the Brahman Bulls until the earlier 1980s, when the name was simplified to the Bulls. At the start of the 2004 football season, the current rendition of the Rocky mascot costume was unveiled. In 2012 Rocky was ranked the 9th best mascot in the NCAA by Fox Sports. Also, in 2013 Rocky won the Capital One Mascot Challenge, besting Mike the Tiger (LSU), Sparty (Michigan State), and, in the finals, Raider Red (Texas Tech). Rocky is the first mascot to go undefeated in the Capital One Mascot Challenge.

Karen Wiltsie is a Deloitte & Touche LLP audit partner in Stamford, Connecticut, with 38 years of experience providing services to a broad base of clients and in various professional practice roles. Currently, Karen is a partner in Deloitte’s National Office Accounting Services Group, consulting with engagement teams and clients on accounting matters, developing external communications about accounting and financial reporting, and providing input to standard setters. She focuses on accounting for income taxes and employers’ accounting for compensation and benefits. Karen has held several roles in Deloitte’s audit professional practice network, with responsibility for accounting and auditing quality assurance, risk management, and related matters. Karen was an audit partner in the Detroit office through 2005, serving primarily Manufacturing and Energy and Utility industry clients, and was the professional practice director for Deloitte’s Michigan offices. Karen has served on various boards, including the board of directors of the Michigan Association of CPAs, where she was Board Chair in 2003-04.She was a member of the Paton Accounting Center Advisory Board at the Univ. of Michigan’s Ross School of Business from 1998-2006. Currently, she is a board member and Treasurer of the Boys and Girls Club of Stamford. Karen received BBA and MBA degrees from the University of Michigan, and is a licensed CPA in Michigan and Connecticut.

Lynn Pippenger Businesswoman & PhilanthropistUniversity of South Florida

Lynn Pippenger spent 16 years as an undergraduate, taking night classes at St. Petersburg College and USF's St. Petersburg campus while working 50 hours a week in the 1970s and 1980s. After earning her bachelor's degree, she enrolled in graduate school on the Tampa campus, graduating with honors from USF's Executive MBA program in 1988. In 1969 Pippenger started working at Raymond James as a payroll clerk; when she was first hired, Raymond James was simply a small upstart company. After moving out of the accounting department, she managed all of Operations and Information Technology, created the Human Resources Department, and managed Trading Inventories limits for the Investment Banking and Fixed Income Departments. She also pioneered the company’s print shop, launched the famous Stock Market Game throughout the state of Florida, introduced the first PC to Raymond James (which is now enshrined in a glass case in the lobby), and initiated the company’s switch from the COBOL computer language to table-driven systems. She served as the company’s Director, Corporate Secretary, Treasurer, and ultimately the Chief Financial Officer. On February 17, 2015, USF announced that its School of Accountancy will be named for Lynn Pippenger. At the event announcing the school's new name, Pippenger told the students, faculty, staff, and donors, "I was taught to do three things. One, always give back – in time, treasure and talent. Two, I had to save some of my money. And three, I could spend some. I still do those same things today."

This conference is made possible thanks to the following:

USF Lynn Pippenger School of Accountancy

Uday Murthy, Director

Katie Davis, Conference Coordinator

Denise Gelia, Office Manager

Sarah Moyer, Office Assistant

Beta Alpha Psi, Delta Gamma Chapter

Accounting Circle Board of Directors

Jason Geisler, Grant Thornton, Board Chair

Jamil Jones, Deloitte, Chair-Elect

CPE Conference Committee Members

Lauren Martin, Cherry Bekaert, CPE Conference Chair

Brian Bright, Cott Beverages

Dana Burton, CBIZ MHM

Bryce Faraguna, PwC

Rachel Hardy, KPMG

Yvonne Laplante, MetLife

Andrew Menendez, EY

Tanya Pavlik, 1 Source Partners

Ron Tambasco, True Partners Consulting, LLC

Sponsorship Chairs

Shannon Ciesluk, CBIZ MHM

Amanda Porupski, CBIZ MHM

Thank you to all of our sponsors!!